Old English 75144 Scratch Cover For Dark Woods, 8oz Bottle, Wood Polish

This stuff works like magic. Covered up scuffs and scratches on an old dresser in seconds. The color blended right in with my dark wood furniture and left a nice polish. Smells nostalgic too — like an old-school fix-it product that still holds up.

Covers scratches, gouges etc on dark wood and almost anything else that becomes damaged.

This is amazing product! I've been looking for something to cover Scratches on my furniture and couldn't finds anything in local stores, so i decided to order it on Amazon. Now my furniture looks great again. my friend even thought it was a brand new!

I bought a piece from a thrift store and it was pretty banged up. I kept it in the garage, because I was concerned about the smell of this product, which I didn’t need to be. Honestly this works great to cover light and mild surface scratches, but it doesn’t fill the scratches. It just colors them to match the wood again making them less visible. There are some toxic products that fill and color. If you have some wide deep scratches this will just pool the color making them darker. In the third picture the scratch was like someone took a small screwdriver across it. It is a deep gash. The fourth pic you can see this stuff colored the gash but didn’t fill it. I give this product 5 stars for light to mild scratches, it conceals and restores the sheen of the piece. Big plus is it’s low odor so even if they appear over time again you can just use this to polish it up. I give it 3 stars for deep scratches and dings because it just pools color which looks better, but in a highly visible spot it wouldn’t be enough. This brings my overall rating to 4. I would buy it again to conceal minor scratches or just to give some life back to a dull piece.Note: I used a clean old sports sock to apply and it worked well.

If you have dark wood furniture with light scratches, this stuff works great. Gald I could find it here as the local stores don't carry.

Really nice product. Dries quickly. You don't need an excess for a nice finish.

I recently got some dark walnut furniture out of storage, and it needed some serious TLC. Not only was it suffering scratches from before, but it was definitely showing signs of having been stored too long. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a professional restoration effort, so I decided to see what I could do for it on my own.That's where this product came into play. The wood had lost its luster and was even showing some slight signs of surface mold, so I dabbed a bit of this Old English on a cloth and attacked a panel to see what would happen. It was like magic. The wood came back to life, the dimmed parts I suspected were mold disappeared, and the whole panel looked rich and alive and happy. I was pretty shocked, to be honest, so I thought there must be another shoe to drop. I mean, how can this one product breathe new life into old moldy stored wood items with one application? Can't happen.So I waited a few hours and then went and checked the panel fully expecting it to be dried out and dull. But no, it was still beautiful. Hmph, I said to myself, it'll be back gasping for air in the morning. But nope, it was still gorgeous. So I waited a week. Still lovely.Okay, it was time to do the whole piece, plus every other piece that I had rescued from nearly ten years of storage. The results are stunning. Sure, I used a lot of this product, but I had a lot of pieces, and they are all gorgeous now, with new life and shine.As for the scratch coverage, one piece did have a pretty significant scratch (almost a gouge, really) that this product was not really up to disappearing, but it's now much less noticeable, and all the surface scratches and discoloring are completely corrected. I couldn't be more pleased. I will never not have this product in my home. It's a life-saver for wood furniture, no matter how old or neglected it was before being rescued and brought back to life.

I've been cleaning up old furniture that has been in storage for many years, after cleaning with murphys oil soap i use this to bring out the wood grain. works great, I have done quite a few pieces and still have almost a full bottle. A little bit goes a long way. will buy again if I ever run out.